The Institute of Public Relations (IPR Ghana) has officially launched its Northern Belt Chapter in Tamale. This marks a significant step toward decentralising the organisation’s activities and promoting professional standards in public relations nationwide.
The new chapter will cover the Northern, North East, Savannah, Upper East, and Upper West Regions. It is expected to become a centre for networking, mentorship, and capacity building among PR professionals and students in the area.
The inauguration brought together communication experts, government officials, academics, and students. The event also sparked essential conversations about the role of public relations in local governance and community development.
IPR Ghana leadership described the launch as a key milestone in their mission to ensure regional inclusion in professional communication. The chapter will encourage continuous learning and help enforce ethical communication, particularly within the public and development sectors.
The Northern Belt Chapter will also target students studying communication in tertiary institutions. Its goal is to attract new talent and guide them through professional PR practice from the start of their c
